Well, not really too serious about it all but some of these comparisons do get to me.
I have wasted so much time sifting through stuff over the years, later to find out that its really a bunch of nonsense. People spinning things to help them be happy with their purchase.

Hi I am new here, and my next purchase for my home studio is a pair of active nearfield studio monitors .
My budget is about 2500 US Dollar .
I'm a little confused, when I listened in the local store and compared Genelec 8030 with Event 2030 my music sounded totally different .

I've started looking into wireless instrument transmitters and IEMs which got me to wondering...

Does someone make a combined instrument/IEM system with a single pack that has both the instrument transmitter and the IEM receiver? Seems to me that would be super convenient.

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Hello everyone. I'm ready to start expanding beyond "in the box" (ITB) methods to "outside the box" (OTB) methods.

If you have great product and need WORLD-WIDE distribution with number 1 music distributor in the world contact me. Great to have to attract real investors.

Last week, I bought an MXL 990 with a shockmount, a Blue Icicle, and a 25 ft. long XLR cable. I have the Microphone plugged into to XLR cable > Blue Icicle > Dell Inspiron N5110. It says that it's installing software, but when it's done, it says "There is a problem with the driver USB Multi-Channel Audio Device.

hi, new to the forums here. not sure if this is the right place to post or not but i recently finished recording a track and it sounds like crap. anyone up for listening to it and throwing me some general pointers on how to clean it up? especially looking for help with the guitar tone. thanks.
if it helps i'm working off of a sh*tty pod farm setup into FL studio.

I bought this reamp box, it is a brand from Argentina widely used in my country.
http://articulo.mercadolibre.comar/...show-light-_JM
THIS ARE THE REAMP BOX CONTROLS